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  • skippydumptruckskippydumptruck FAK U HODGEHEG Registered User regular
    my wife has a bronchial infection?

    she got prescribed antibiotics and an inhaler and cough syrup

    with codine

    PURPLE DRANK
  • GooeyGooey Registered User regular
    Organichu wrote: »
    gooby through all of this i want you to know that i love you

    i love you too chu

    i just can't quit you
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  • MadCaddyMadCaddy Riksadvokate Registered User regular
    spool, how exactly did the Arch-Demon Obamaulauth orchestrate these diabolical scheme when the chain of command between him and the office involved (ie: the head of the IRS) was a Bush appointee?

    A lotta technocrats jump ship between administrations. It's the norm not the exception.
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  • Irond WillIrond Will Super Moderator, Moderator mod
    Irond Will wrote: »
    i was kind of excited for dota 2

    and then i read the dev log

    apparently the mission was to recreate dota and preserve all the frustrating, nonsensical fiddly bits

    but update the graphics

    fuck

    that

    come back to lol you big dumb

    but i was so bad the last few times i played

    so bad
  • OrganichuOrganichu Registered User regular
    Organichu wrote: »
    skippy are your parts supposed to show up today?

    EVERY PART

    THE UPS GUY IS GOING TO THROW HIS BACK OUT

    Remember the one thing no one told me, Skippy.

    It's not normal for your computer to literally be on fire.

    dogg

    I built a computer in 2000

    you were like, learning times tables the last time I did this

    i wasn't even born in 2000, Skips McOldsmobile.

    you are lying!

    nerd was born in 1995

    that still freaks me out
  • 21stCentury21stCentury Raiding Relics Everyday Registered User regular
    Organichu wrote: »
    skippy are your parts supposed to show up today?

    EVERY PART

    THE UPS GUY IS GOING TO THROW HIS BACK OUT

    Remember the one thing no one told me, Skippy.

    It's not normal for your computer to literally be on fire.

    dogg

    I built a computer in 2000

    you were like, learning times tables the last time I did this

    i wasn't even born in 2000, Skips McOldsmobile.

    you are lying!

    i'm The 21st Century, Dogg.

    I was born on january 1st 2001
  • ronyaronya hmmm over there!Registered User regular
    HOLY CRAP IT CONVERGED THIS TIME AFTER I FED IT SOME REASONABLE THEORY-MOTIVATED STARTING PARAMETERS

    WOOHOO

    (now I wonder whether it will converge after I change it from a puny two to all six lags...?)
  • spool32spool32 Contrary Library Registered User regular
    MadCaddy wrote: »
    spool, how exactly did the Arch-Demon Obamaulauth orchestrate these diabolical scheme when the chain of command between him and the office involved (ie: the head of the IRS) was a Bush appointee?

    A lotta technocrats jump ship between administrations. It's the norm not the exception.

    I did not make the claim he is asking me to explain.
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  • MadCaddyMadCaddy Riksadvokate Registered User regular
    my wife has a bronchial infection?

    she got prescribed antibiotics and an inhaler and cough syrup

    with codine

    PURPLE DRANK

    Remember Li'l Wayne skippy, a cautionary tale!
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  • Dread Pirate ArbuthnotDread Pirate Arbuthnot Registered User regular
    Irond Will wrote: »
    Irond Will wrote: »
    i was kind of excited for dota 2

    and then i read the dev log

    apparently the mission was to recreate dota and preserve all the frustrating, nonsensical fiddly bits

    but update the graphics

    fuck

    that

    come back to lol you big dumb

    but i was so bad the last few times i played

    so bad

    i need red on soraka for bananas fyi hth
  • skippydumptruckskippydumptruck FAK U HODGEHEG Registered User regular
    Gooey wrote: »
    Organichu wrote: »
    skippy are your parts supposed to show up today?

    EVERY PART

    THE UPS GUY IS GOING TO THROW HIS BACK OUT

    enjoy ur windoesn't

    I WINDWILL
  • ronyaronya hmmm over there!Registered User regular
    > 	cat('\nLog-likelihood function= ', lf)
    
    Log-likelihood function=  4.956079
    > 	cat('\nCoefficients')
    
    Coefficients
    > 	print(bhat)
     [1]  0.031683574 -0.454204743 -0.084708628 -0.839169050  0.664150399 -0.020883819  0.566460358 -0.212886222  0.854935768 -0.447691409
    [11]  0.037874970  0.013646909 -0.042167797  0.136308098  0.424716387 -0.054590371  0.001199492  0.579607977  0.220807365 -0.171497354
    [21] -0.073240482 -0.148727252 -0.384038570 -0.122752821
    
    > 	cat('\nStandard Errors')
    
    Standard Errors
    > 	print(sqrt(diag(omega)))
     [1] 0.091554647 2.107452371 0.646285060 3.410657999 1.714507346 0.098059681 2.202028107 0.674715496 3.653631031 1.839207739 0.119598160
    [12] 0.003830765 0.083305123 0.081426288 0.104379239 0.105474229 0.007883078 0.182755835 0.178874032 0.173677238 0.171912331 0.137008218
    [23] 1.289242416 0.088344738
    

    SUCK IT
  • SammyFSammyF Registered User regular
    spool32 wrote: »
    SammyF wrote: »
    spool32 wrote: »
    SammyF wrote: »
    spool32 wrote: »
    I am very not happy about the IRS targeting people based on their politics.

    Somewhere I have a clip of Obama joking about people getting audited... It's not funny now.

    There's a slightly broader problem here where recent evolutions of campaign finance laws have caused a proliferation of 501(c)(4)'s that engage in political campaigning, and the FEC has been effectively neutered as a regulatory agency with respect to those 501(c)(4)'s, and so the only way to keep them anywhere approaching above-board is to check their taxes to make sure they are behaving in a way in which they are entitled to their 501(c)(4) status, and moreover there are many, many more right-leaning 501(c)(4)'s that were started over the last couple of years than left-leaning 501(c)(4)'s, and establishing any policy in which the IRS wants to check those new 501(c)(4)'s for the purposes of ensuring that current campaign finance law is being observed without auditing every 501(c)(4) started in the last couple of years (including those non-political 501(c)(4)'s) will require a delimiting criteria that is inherently political in nature.

    Having said that, I acknowledge that this particular implementation of a policy sucks balls.

    No one of this stuff matters - it's a distraction to talk about it.

    I actually tend to disagree with the notion that "only the facts that are important to me matters" when most people use them, I'm afraid. I am not afraid of money being involved in politics; I come from a state generally referred to the wild west of campaign finance, but we also require full disclosure of all contributions. Abuse of the 501(c)(4) for political purposes will undermine disclosure, and so it's worth taking that seriously, even if doesn't fit conveniently with anyone's sense of outrage.

    No... I mean that bringing up opinions on the legitimacy of the 501(c)(4) designation is a distraction from the issue of overt politically biased scrutiny of applicants.

    Because of how the longstanding (read: pre-Obama) practices for selecting a filer or applicant for additional scrutiny (establishing criteria that automatically triggers scrutiny rather than allowing an individual to cherry-pick applicants out of the pool), and because the influx of new 501(c)(4) applications reflected predominantly conservative groups, any criteria established to make sure that those new 501(c)(4) applications coming in post-Citizens United was going to be inherently political in nature.

    That the criteria eventually selected is especially stupid is not in dispute; I agree with you that it's dumb.

    At the same time, I'm not sure what I would look for in an application that would lead me to scrutinize it. A 501(c)(4) is allowed to engage in political activism provided that political activism is not the primary purpose of the organization, so I would take it for granted that the word "election" doesn't appear in very many 501(c)(4) applications, if it indeed appears in any at all. It's the sort of obvious thing that any applicant would actively dance around to ensure that their application wasn't denied.

    So I'm kind of at an awkward place where I'm upset that this criteria was used, but I also don't know that there's a better criteria for additional scrutiny that one could reliably utilize, and as someone who thinks that the electoral process underpins our entire way of conducting a society, I would certainly not be comfortable with absolutely no additional scrutiny. It's just a shitty thing all around as a consequence.
  • STATE OF THE ART ROBOTSTATE OF THE ART ROBOT Registered User regular
    skippydumptruck was built in the 19aughts.
  • PantsBPantsB Registered User regular
    edited May 2013
    spool32 wrote: »
    spool32 wrote: »
    Gooey wrote: »
    spool32 wrote: »
    I have something to say about this IRS thing, I'll just head over to the Obama thread and-

    good lord the screaming

    *backs away slowly*

    say it here

    we'll have a well-reasoned and respectful discussion about it!

    I just think it's extremely problematic for the IRS to be focusing energy based on assumed political affiliation of its targets. It's a huge line to cross in terms of honest government and people's belief in the system. It's terrible PR as well to be hassling the very groups that are motivated by big, stupid, inefficient government.

    As we get closer to ACA implementation I cannot imagine a reason why any Democrat would support or defend efforts to prove us right when we say government can't be trusted to deal fairly with people and ought to be strangled as much as possible.

    If no one gets fired over this I'll have to conclude that the Obama admin is basically corrupted by political desire to win and views me as an enemy or an impediment, rather than a citizen. This is the line for me, and if we cross it without some consequences for those who were involved, I'll no longer be able to trust the administration to deal honestly in any other circumstance.


    @ronya @gooey @sarksus and others.

    This is an eminently terrible take away from this.

    It is just so incredibly wrong and horrible I don't know what else to say. Obama didn't like what happened, they had already been told to stop it once again.

    This is not them making YOU an enemy, nor was it stopping any tea party group from getting charitable status under the law.

    I just.

    Come on, man.

    I disagree, and I don't care if Obama didn't like it. I'm sure he's super pissed that this shit came to light!

    Heads need to roll or I can't take him seriously at all. If you want your government big and intrusive, and you don't bother to punish it when it does stuff like this, I can only conclude that the behavior will be tolerated again in the future.

    IRS Ends 2-Year Probe Of NAACP's Tax Status
    Nearly two years after a controversial decision to investigate the NAACP for criticizing President Bush during the 2004 presidential campaign, the Internal Revenue Service has ruled that the remarks did not violate the group's tax-exempt status.

    IRS ends church probe but stirs new questions
    One of Southern California's largest and most liberal congregations, All Saints came under IRS scrutiny after a sermon two days before the 2004 presidential election by a guest speaker, the Rev. George F. Regas. In his sermon, Regas, the church's former rector, imagined Jesus participating in a political debate with then-presidential candidates George W. Bush and John F. Kerry.

    Regas did not endorse either candidate, saying that "good people of profound faith" could support either one. But he strongly criticized the war in Iraq and said that Jesus would have told Bush that his preemptive war strategy in Iraq "has led to disaster."
    ..
    Along with its requests to the IRS, All Saints has asked a top Treasury Department official to investigate what the church called a series of procedural and substantive errors in the case, including allegedly inappropriate conversations between IRS and Justice Department officials about the investigation.

    Those conversations, documented in e-mails obtained by the church through Freedom of Information Act requests, appear to show that Justice Department officials were involved in the All Saints case before the IRS made any formal referral of it for possible prosecution, an attorney for the church said. The discussions raise concerns that the IRS' investigation was politically motivated, church officials said. One e-mail, for example, appears to show coordination between IRS and Justice Department officials about a request to the church for documents. Others discuss the timing of the request and news coverage about the case.

    I'm sure you were just as outraged then right? When it was more than just getting asked for extra paperwork, there was evidence of coordination and President Bush stonewalled? But Obama admitting he's pissed about it and where the auditing was much less blatantly wrong, there's no indication as of yet of political or interdepartmental (or even Washington) involvement, and Obama/Justice are being transparent its an indictment of all that is not GOP.

    Hell the head of the IRS was a Bush appointee when this happened.
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  • skippydumptruckskippydumptruck FAK U HODGEHEG Registered User regular
    Irond Will wrote: »
    Irond Will wrote: »
    i was kind of excited for dota 2

    and then i read the dev log

    apparently the mission was to recreate dota and preserve all the frustrating, nonsensical fiddly bits

    but update the graphics

    fuck

    that

    come back to lol you big dumb

    but i was so bad the last few times i played

    so bad

    oh man I know

    what I meant was, take 100 hours or so, practice up, and then come back to lol you nub
  • Irond WillIrond Will Super Moderator, Moderator mod
    Organichu wrote: »
    skippy are your parts supposed to show up today?

    EVERY PART

    THE UPS GUY IS GOING TO THROW HIS BACK OUT

    Remember the one thing no one told me, Skippy.

    It's not normal for your computer to literally be on fire.

    no man it's cool

    that's just the heat sink
  • ronyaronya hmmm over there!Registered User regular
    there is the minor issue that it is converging to horrid numbers but wtv
  • AManFromEarthAManFromEarth Their ideas are old and their ideas are bad. Risk is our business.Registered User regular
    spool32 wrote: »
    spool, how exactly did the Arch-Demon Obamaulauth orchestrate these diabolical scheme when the chain of command between him and the office involved (ie: the head of the IRS) was a Bush appointee?
    spool32 wrote: »
    spool32 wrote: »
    SammyF wrote: »
    spool32 wrote: »
    SammyF wrote: »
    spool32 wrote: »
    I am very not happy about the IRS targeting people based on their politics.

    Somewhere I have a clip of Obama joking about people getting audited... It's not funny now.

    There's a slightly broader problem here where recent evolutions of campaign finance laws have caused a proliferation of 501(c)(4)'s that engage in political campaigning, and the FEC has been effectively neutered as a regulatory agency with respect to those 501(c)(4)'s, and so the only way to keep them anywhere approaching above-board is to check their taxes to make sure they are behaving in a way in which they are entitled to their 501(c)(4) status, and moreover there are many, many more right-leaning 501(c)(4)'s that were started over the last couple of years than left-leaning 501(c)(4)'s, and establishing any policy in which the IRS wants to check those new 501(c)(4)'s for the purposes of ensuring that current campaign finance law is being observed without auditing every 501(c)(4) started in the last couple of years (including those non-political 501(c)(4)'s) will require a delimiting criteria that is inherently political in nature.

    Having said that, I acknowledge that this particular implementation of a policy sucks balls.

    No one of this stuff matters - it's a distraction to talk about it.

    I actually tend to disagree with the notion that "only the facts that are important to me matters" when most people use them, I'm afraid. I am not afraid of money being involved in politics; I come from a state generally referred to the wild west of campaign finance, but we also require full disclosure of all contributions. Abuse of the 501(c)(4) for political purposes will undermine disclosure, and so it's worth taking that seriously, even if doesn't fit conveniently with anyone's sense of outrage.

    No... I mean that bringing up opinions on the legitimacy of the 501(c)(4) designation is a distraction from the issue of overt politically biased scrutiny of applicants.

    Scrutiny which didn't lead to persecution which wasn't handed down from the Oval Office, which was ended the minute someone in Washington found out they were doing.

    Yeah. Obama's out to get all of you rethuglicans

    Why do you have to be so goddamned flippant, AMFE. Am I blaming the President? No. I am saying that if nobody gets canned, then it's clear the President isn't upset enough about this to do more than waggle his finger.

    Cop onto yourself, mate.

    Are you kidding, dude?
    If no one gets fired over this I'll have to conclude that the Obama admin is basically corrupted by political desire to win and views me as an enemy or an impediment, rather than a citizen.

    I'm flippant because this is a non-story. The IRS office handling these applications did something stupid, it was wrong, and they were told to correct it. Twice.

    Meanwhile the Obama Administration wiretapped the AP and you are pissed off over some IRS bullshit and throwing around terms like "enemy" and "corrupted".

    I wonder where the flippancy comes.

    I have enough capacity to be pissed off about both things! But it was the IRS thing that I brought up, so that's what I'm talking about right now.

    I don't care that it annoys you and you don't like it.

    It annoys me. I don't like.

    But the ridiculous things you said were still ridiculous. Because you are ignoring what actually happened to craft some narrative where the Evil Obummer Admin is doing Evil Things.

    It's silly, that this IRS thing is your barometer over whether or not the administration is "corrupt" and thinks of you "as an enemy".

    The administration actually did the right thing when it comes to the IRS thing. Being mad at them over it is a bit daft.

    I bring up the AP thing because it's an actual Thing that is actually Pretty Bad. Compared to the IRS thing, which is even more of an inflated story than Benghazi.
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  • EchoEcho Per Aspera Ad Inferi Super Moderator, Moderator mod
    Streamin' some of that CCG the latest comic is about.

  • Irond WillIrond Will Super Moderator, Moderator mod
    hey guys

    if you guys want to get after each other re: the irs thing

    or the bengazi thing

    or whatever else

    we have a process for this!

    make a thread.
  • Solomaxwell6Solomaxwell6 Registered User regular
    also I am not in the suburbs you disgusting swine

    Suburbs are the master race, everything else is for poors.
  • MadCaddyMadCaddy Riksadvokate Registered User regular
    spool32 wrote: »
    MadCaddy wrote: »
    spool, how exactly did the Arch-Demon Obamaulauth orchestrate these diabolical scheme when the chain of command between him and the office involved (ie: the head of the IRS) was a Bush appointee?

    A lotta technocrats jump ship between administrations. It's the norm not the exception.

    I did not make the claim he is asking me to explain.

    You are saying a lotta stuff that has zero basis in fact, so I get his hyperbole. Just wanted to make sure people knew that mid-level government employees retain position between Executives.
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  • Irond WillIrond Will Super Moderator, Moderator mod
    edited May 2013
    also I am not in the suburbs you disgusting swine

    are you on sixth street?

    no?

    you're in the suburbs
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  • Shazkar ShadowstormShazkar Shadowstorm Registered User regular
    i guess i just
    idgaf
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  • STATE OF THE ART ROBOTSTATE OF THE ART ROBOT Registered User regular
    Oh god large bold text scares me.

    Hold me
  • skippydumptruckskippydumptruck FAK U HODGEHEG Registered User regular
    Irond Will wrote: »
    also I am not in the suburbs you disgusting swine

    are you on sixth street?

    no?

    you're in the suburbs

    you horrible elitist

    my address is austin and I am near the hippest and most bustling heart
  • skippydumptruckskippydumptruck FAK U HODGEHEG Registered User regular
    also you said fifth street first you don't even know!
  • ronyaronya hmmm over there!Registered User regular
    okay

    the regression suggests that the granger causality flowing from output to money begins changing around 1979q1-1979q2

    and the granger causality from money to output begins changing around 1988q4-1989q1

    hmmm.
  • Dread Pirate ArbuthnotDread Pirate Arbuthnot Registered User regular
    Oh god large bold text scares me.

    Hold me

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  • Shazkar ShadowstormShazkar Shadowstorm Registered User regular
    nooby dumb noob
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  • MadCaddyMadCaddy Riksadvokate Registered User regular
    SammyF wrote: »
    spool32 wrote: »
    SammyF wrote: »
    spool32 wrote: »
    SammyF wrote: »
    spool32 wrote: »
    I am very not happy about the IRS targeting people based on their politics.

    Somewhere I have a clip of Obama joking about people getting audited... It's not funny now.

    There's a slightly broader problem here where recent evolutions of campaign finance laws have caused a proliferation of 501(c)(4)'s that engage in political campaigning, and the FEC has been effectively neutered as a regulatory agency with respect to those 501(c)(4)'s, and so the only way to keep them anywhere approaching above-board is to check their taxes to make sure they are behaving in a way in which they are entitled to their 501(c)(4) status, and moreover there are many, many more right-leaning 501(c)(4)'s that were started over the last couple of years than left-leaning 501(c)(4)'s, and establishing any policy in which the IRS wants to check those new 501(c)(4)'s for the purposes of ensuring that current campaign finance law is being observed without auditing every 501(c)(4) started in the last couple of years (including those non-political 501(c)(4)'s) will require a delimiting criteria that is inherently political in nature.

    Having said that, I acknowledge that this particular implementation of a policy sucks balls.

    No one of this stuff matters - it's a distraction to talk about it.

    I actually tend to disagree with the notion that "only the facts that are important to me matters" when most people use them, I'm afraid. I am not afraid of money being involved in politics; I come from a state generally referred to the wild west of campaign finance, but we also require full disclosure of all contributions. Abuse of the 501(c)(4) for political purposes will undermine disclosure, and so it's worth taking that seriously, even if doesn't fit conveniently with anyone's sense of outrage.

    No... I mean that bringing up opinions on the legitimacy of the 501(c)(4) designation is a distraction from the issue of overt politically biased scrutiny of applicants.

    Because of how the longstanding (read: pre-Obama) practices for selecting a filer or applicant for additional scrutiny (establishing criteria that automatically triggers scrutiny rather than allowing an individual to cherry-pick applicants out of the pool), and because the influx of new 501(c)(4) applications reflected predominantly conservative groups, any criteria established to make sure that those new 501(c)(4) applications coming in post-Citizens United was going to be inherently political in nature.

    That the criteria eventually selected is especially stupid is not in dispute; I agree with you that it's dumb.

    At the same time, I'm not sure what I would look for in an application that would lead me to scrutinize it. A 501(c)(4) is allowed to engage in political activism provided that political activism is not the primary purpose of the organization, so I would take it for granted that the word "election" doesn't appear in very many 501(c)(4) applications, if it indeed appears in any at all. It's the sort of obvious thing that any applicant would actively dance around to ensure that their application wasn't denied.

    So I'm kind of at an awkward place where I'm upset that this criteria was used, but I also don't know that there's a better criteria for additional scrutiny that one could reliably utilize, and as someone who thinks that the electoral process underpins our entire way of conducting a society, I would certainly not be comfortable with absolutely no additional scrutiny. It's just a shitty thing all around as a consequence.

    I agree with most of this. It'd be very hard to establish non-biased (one way or the other.) audit guidelines.
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  • ronyaronya hmmm over there!Registered User regular
    (I wanted both to be near 1985-1986, for theory reasons)
  • GooeyGooey Registered User regular
    Gooey wrote: »
    Organichu wrote: »
    skippy are your parts supposed to show up today?

    EVERY PART

    THE UPS GUY IS GOING TO THROW HIS BACK OUT

    enjoy ur windoesn't

    I WINDWILL

    because i am such a nice guy i will halp u
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  • MadCaddyMadCaddy Riksadvokate Registered User regular
    edited May 2013
    Without it getting gamed by the real whale money launderers.
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  • PantsBPantsB Registered User regular
    Geth roll 1d10d20
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  • TheNomadicCircleTheNomadicCircle Registered User regular
    ronya wrote: »
    ronya wrote: »
    So anyone know the required number of applications for a good percentage of acceptance? I'm currently at 8.

    Its not that I don't fear acceptance my writing skills, language and marks are top notch, I currently have 3.78/4.0 GPA, so I think I'm in a good position to get in somewhere but I need to feel secure.

    expand your options and apply to other countries too then

    I am applying to the US, UK and here in Canada. I feel I should apply to Turkey and India for some reason.
    kaleedity wrote: »
    So anyone know the required number of applications for a good percentage of acceptance? I'm currently at 8.

    Its not that I don't fear acceptance my writing skills, language and marks are top notch, I currently have 3.78/4.0 GPA, so I think I'm in a good position to get in somewhere but I need to feel secure.

    college? work? dating sites?

    Sorry I mean Graduate studies particular in the field of Pre-Modern South Asian studies, focusing on the Mughals, or Inner/Central Asia focusing either on the Uzbek Kaghanate or the relations of the Turks and China in the 6th-7th centuries.

    this is specific enough that firing off random apps is probably a little less productive than contacting particular potential graduate-level advisors and asking for feedback

    which should give you much more certainty since those contacts will probably be the same people approving any apps. this isn't undergrad, there's no big admissions offices screening out candidates

    The problem with that is I've contacted Professors and advisers but have yet to hear back form them. Is that common? I mean if I submit it this year, in October, it isn't to early to be asking questions right?
  • Irond WillIrond Will Super Moderator, Moderator mod
    Irond Will wrote: »
    also I am not in the suburbs you disgusting swine

    are you on sixth street?

    no?

    you're in the suburbs

    you horrible elitist

    my address is austin and I am near the hippest and most bustling heart

    just a short drive to the wal-mart!
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  • Shazkar ShadowstormShazkar Shadowstorm Registered User regular
    got a light skinned friend look like michael jackson

    got a dark skinned friend look like michael jackson
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